Mansfield Student Handbook: Circulation

This section provides information regarding what is required for a patron to check out from our library

Information about cash transactions in the library: print cards, fines, lamination, etc.

Course reserves are a collection of class materials that instructors have requested be available for checkout, like copies of a specific textbook. These are kept at the front desk. Click the image above to learn more.

Access to Bromfield Library is not limited just to students, faculty, and staff of NCSC or Ohio State. Occasionally community members or other individuals may be interested in signing up for library privileges.

There are two main types of access available: local courtesy cards and Ohio State University courtesy cards.

Circulation is responsible for assisting patrons with the location and circulation of library materials

Activities include:

• check-outs and check-ins of materials and technology 
• collection of fines and other charges 
• reshelving of library materials 
• maintaining order in shelving areas

Circulation Services also assists patrons with general questions and light reference questions.

Description taken from Kent State http://www.library.kent.edu/about/departments/circulation 

Click here for Circulation FAQs

The library has different types equipment available for checkout. This section provides a general overview of how to complete a successful equipment check out (click image above). For more specific instructions, see the "Equipment Guide" document attached below.

Need to know about library fines and policies? Read this section.

Learn about our group study room policies and find instructions for signing patrons up for group study rooms

The hold shelf is where we keep materials that are being "held" for patrons for later pickup. This section contains information about requested materials and short term holds.

Find out how long materials are checked out for here and what the costs are if they are overdue

What to do with lost items

How does printing in the library and on campus work? Find out here.